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Any chance you're planning to add support MySQL databases?
I played around a bit and it's close to working out of the box except the JSONB_EXISTS and jsonb_object_keys methods which are Postgres specific. I have a JSON column in my database and apart from the missing methods, it seems like it could work. MySQL 8 introduced the JSON_CONTAINS_PATH method and JSON_EXTRACT has been available since v5. Either of those will work to check if a key exists. And the JSON_KEYS function allows for access to the key value store.
Looks like support for MySQL databases would be possible, but it would require a bunch of refactoring to allow for choosing different database adapters. I'll tinker around a bit more myself to see if I can get a fork working for my application, but it would be great to know if others are doing anything similar!
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Any chance you're planning to add support MySQL databases?
I played around a bit and it's close to working out of the box except the
JSONB_EXISTS
andjsonb_object_keys
methods which are Postgres specific. I have a JSON column in my database and apart from the missing methods, it seems like it could work. MySQL 8 introduced theJSON_CONTAINS_PATH
method andJSON_EXTRACT
has been available since v5. Either of those will work to check if a key exists. And theJSON_KEYS
function allows for access to the key value store.Looks like support for MySQL databases would be possible, but it would require a bunch of refactoring to allow for choosing different database adapters. I'll tinker around a bit more myself to see if I can get a fork working for my application, but it would be great to know if others are doing anything similar!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: